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How a stay at home mom became an inventor: Marcy McKenna: 209

10/13/2020 By Amber Sandberg

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How many of you have all these amazing ideas and would love to see them come to life?

Today I have stay at home mom turned inventor Marcy McKenna on the show.  Marcy shares with us how moms have some of the best ideas out there and that is why she is so passionate about helping moms with making their inventions a reality! Marcy can speak from experience, she has a travel line on HSN and she has had to figure out a lot of things to get to where she is today.  Marcy mentioned to me that she ask the question “why are women not  inventing” she thinks they are afraid of the process, so it can seem scary.  Not only that it’s a male dominated industry and so it can feel intimidating as well you have to worry if someone is going to steal your ideas! Marcy talks about how women can be perfectionist and so they are really good at starting a product but may not finish because they want it to turn out perfect.  She wants to help women overcome these challenges and teach them to take the risk! One topic that stood out to me is when Marcy said that many times a patent isn’t necessary because it cost a lot of money. Hear what she says about this topic and more on the podcast.

If you liked this episode make sure to check out this episode I did with Tina Anderson on the probiotic she created because she couldn’t find one that she really loved on the market!  Why gut health is so important

 

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Marcy McKenna

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